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From caps to sweatshirts the Apple logo is emblazoned all over the designs, even undergoing a kooky redesign for one T-shirt.

The pictures were unearthed by a fashion blogger and although the collection mainly focuses on sportswear there are a couple of smarter items.

One commenter wrote on The Trad: 'Most of that Apple clothing is just funny. Kind of ironic that Jobs went with the anti-fashion mock turtle neck and jeans look.'

Computer T-shirt: Some of the designs couldn't be more different from the sleek items associated with the brand

Hats off to you: The sports caps are a far cry from the sleek, simple designs usually associated with the brand

Keeping it colourful: The designs were sold for between $15 and $47

Kooky: It is not clear how popular these outfits were but the Apple logo seems to have undergone a bit of transformation in the bottom T-shirt

The designs are a far cry from the technology giant’s founder Steve Jobs’ own fashion choices.

He was famously known to sport a plain turtleneck and jeans.

And
although it is not clear how popular the Apple collection was the
designs don't seem to have set the fashion world alight as the company
no longer makes clothes.

Another blogger said: 'My Dad was a low level exec at Apple in the 80s, and as a result the
items from the apple collection dominate my father's hat/belt/polo
wardrobe in most of our family photos from the era.'

Nautical: A red, blue and white theme, the catalogue also offered designs in children's sizes

For the office? Designs were also smart and made from natural materials

Jobs, who co-founded the technology company in 1976 with childhood friend Steve Wozniak, lost his eight year battle with pancreatic cancer in October.

The mastermind behind the iPhone, iPod and iMac, and dozens of other devices, Jobs is remembered for revolutionizing the way we communicate today.

Visionary: Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, wearing his trademark turtleneck, was more successful in his technology innovations, pictured here on March 2, 2011